单词	phoenix
释义	phoenixphoe‧nix /ˈfiːnɪks/ noun [countable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINphoenix Origin: 800-900 Latin, Greek phoinix ‘red, Phoenician, phoenix’, from phoinos ‘blood-red’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Another phoenix is arising, with mutated plumage. In some representations, in the Book of the Dead, the phoenix is depicted as arising from him. No phoenixes rising reborn from the raging red fire. Sugar was his phoenix, all he secretly cared about. The phoenix is also sometimes depicted in Mithraic contexts. The Baltimore rises like a phoenix across the street. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSVERB► rise · Her female Spirit-Self simply seems to rise mysteriously like a phoenix from the ashes of patriarchal conditioning.· The Baltimore rises like a phoenix across the street. 1a magic bird that is born from a fire, according to ancient stories2rise like a phoenix from the ashes to become successful again after seeming to have failed completely
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